Leadership Role Analysis

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Leadership roles can be both incredibly rewarding, but they can also be extremely demanding. There are small and large leadership roles. There are leadership roles available through work and leadership roles available in extracurricular activities. After playing sports for many years, being a leader on multiple teams, and teaching/coaching others how to play certain sports, I have learned a great deal about myself, as well as others. Teaching others about sports requires many great leadership skills including communication, a desire to help others become better as an athlete and as individuals, and a whole lot of patience. These skills are not only required when working with the players. They are required when working with the parents and other …show more content…

The players are not necessarily going to remember what games they won or what teams they beat, they may not necessarily remember us or some of the players on the team, but they will remember the lessons and skills that they have learned from playing soccer. Although I plan to be authentic with all players and coaches, I also know the importance of being authentic with the parents. I will apply authentic leadership in many situations with the parents because it will be the best way to go about communicating, giving direction, and being enthusiastic towards them. In order to be a better authentic leader, I will better understand my purpose as an assistant coach for this team. I plan to form strong relationships with each of them by connecting with them, showing compassion towards them and their children, and by always sharing my values in word and action. Most importantly, I plan to remain self-disciplined and consistent with all that I

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